in 2014 france signed a contract to sell 2400000000 euros worth of military equipment to saudi arabia officially the saudis were supposed to give them to their ally lebanon to help that fight so-called terrorists. but 2 years later the saudis decided to keep the weapons for themselves with france's approval they claim the situation in lebanon had become too unstable. but this decision appears to have been premeditated. norsworthy it in winners and losers here. job or a long day. purportedly instead of helping lebanon saudi arabia was preparing its war in yemen with help from friends the filmmaker spoke with one of 24000 sources. the informant still works in the arms industry and prefers to remain anonymous in 2015 he or she helped prepare the communications systems for the vehicles to saudi arabia. a source that the french arms maker knew the weapons would be used in yemen . i mean sure that has been so bigoted. so plentiful bill dreamed did the people said it yet to do fancy pursuit and hard to nuss a b. h. belief for us so we know our previous you said year. 0 mark and hold was prim

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cold against saudi arabia and i guess going supplies that goes with the entire world. this is even worse than he had on developing a nuclear weapon so so it is this is not a situation of the nicest states doing us a favor there are mutual interests and mutual. issues that we both believe in including containing it on preventing it from exercising its as are many of them at each end it's posters that are venting it from the acquisition of nuclear weapons let me ask you another tough question maybe the toughest of all because shogi incident apparently 5 men were found guilty and were executed but we don't know what they said they were never interviewed and for all we know they could have said i was ordered by the crown prince to do this why was that trial not publicized why wasn't it covered why was it secretive sir. let me just correct a little bit of information plays around 8800 people who have convicted on that site not only 5 ok 5 percent death but the others were sentenced to various prison. corresponding to the dignity of that involvement. secondly the 5 that's we

the turks have pretty well pushed saudi arabia out of any influence in syria i think that the saudis and the a moralities look askance at turkey support for the g.n.a.t. in libya against. their will or that they support i think the timing yes of course it took them time to assemble the evidence they want it to be rock solid if you will but i do think the timing is also linked to this broader joke political tug of war that's going on in the region and which turkey is very much involved in now all right let's we can bring this nihil into the discussion ismail if we had a saudi trial ended with convictions i think it's fair to say we can expect there's going to be a few convictions here in this trial where does that go though in your convicting perhaps people an absentee a where there's any ruling go after that is there any way to implement it or escalated. yes and before coming to coming to before answering your this question i wanted to comment on bill's argument yes it is correct about the timing but about this issue should be considered it is a legal proceeding so i mean of course f

humanitary look out since sending weapons to a country like saudi arabia is quite frankly quite frankly a joke and it isn't very very dark joe and you know it's it's something that we have to really step up the compiling of because it's like you know always the british government gets away with this it be a arms and so forth get away with this without there being any opposition it's a green light to really it means there's no regulation it means there's not an. oversight there's no accountability whatsoever and that's not a situation and it was won't be in the press 911 the stop the war coalition thank you for joining us on the program today. thanks very much. after 10 months of anti racist protests and demonstrations against the police in the u.s. the country is starting to theater spike in violent crimes can have more pain i've been looking at the weather that there's a connection. america is getting more violent the murder rate has increased by 16 percent and it's rising this recent june there were $205.00 shootings in new york city making it the most deadly june in almost a quarter

turkey's support for the muslim brotherhood which saudi arabia didn't have. it wasn't positive about it plus saudi every bit as support for the syrian congress fighters in syria which turkey believes those fighters are organically linked to the output could is that workers party in turkey and there was a tension already and jamal khashoggi being murdered inside turkey was actually the last drop. last rob ford's attention to become visible yes the tension is ongoing but it is and i have to say that it is not as popular time tension as it used to be before about the church he respects the royal king and however took you once all responsible people to pay for what they have and but one thing that i have to say you know turkish officials were not made to direct the naming mohammed bin sorry man the crown prince but they were they were hinting them in a very open way now we hear we don't hear people in tin mohamed been sent that much it seems turkey also will be patient especially through this trial and wants to wants to have justice on an international platform b

how will saudi arabia's ambassador respond to my questions about the kingdom's problems. let's get right to. what we're going to have team coverage on. we have coverage today both on the corona virus the 2nd wave sort of speak in quotations of course and then also the new science that seems to teach us a lot about how. is changing we're going to begin our coverage with correspondent natasha suite in los angeles. as a race for a vaccine continues scientists are realising that 19 isn't exactly what they initially predicted not to be a respiratory disease researchers have discovered it's actually a vascular disease it's different from an influenza virus and that it gets into the body via the airway but in the case of the crown of virus it touches to the blood vessels and people who are 1st good. an ammonia from the virus it appeared to be a result from attacking the lungs but now scientists say they're seeing people die of blood clots but 19 can reportedly attack any organ in the body with a significant network of blood vessels like the lungs kidney gox and even brain and be

saudi arabia is. as well also an illegal behavior under side oh sure yeah maybe which is leading in there and on the outset the whole bottom. up on qatar pull course in beirut to guess and have suggested that actually this is the international community letting down all of the countries involved in this dispute by not being able to for enough pressure on them to be able to come up with a resolution but is this more a fact of international law or just takes time and these things do take time. yes indeed in such disputes it takes years and it's 'd much bigger and higher 'd if it comes to an international. court court now before the i c g 8 i think it took. a long time but at the flea it's not too long if we compare this to other international of course and to our other international cases if you take for example the cases in the penalty scene you can see is it that how do you assess the nation to 15 years out of the 15 years you had like around 10 years before the special tribunal for lebanon so if you

happen the news came out of the blue especially the day after as your report said sanctioning saudi arabia for human rights abuses. as far as oxfam is concerned there is a pattern of events which amount to serious violations of international humanitarian law happening in yemen that by the saudis by other members of the coalition and by the he says well and these arms sale should not go ahead what evidence then do you think britain is looking at when it says we believe enough precautions are in place to prevent war crimes from being committed when we sell these arms society arabia because as you say a lot of people including you know the rain research seems to suggest that war crimes are trustees have been committed. yes and during the court case it came out that. mute violations of international humanitarian law were committed and only days after the pilots involved had received training from the u.k. about how not to do that. quite how the government has used its new process. to decide that there is no such patent and only isolated incidents we really don't know we haven't seen the proces

saudi arabia as the ambassador mr of dollar mo ali me he's the permanent representative of saudi arabia to the united nations who is kind enough to share some of his time with us to give us his perspective on all of these issues that we have been really for the last year or so talking about here in the united states let's start with oil i have read on several reports that oil is coming back to 95000 barrels a day by the end of the year but given the trend in work from home and people are going to be traveling less because of covert 19 how confident are you mr ambassador that oil demand will actually come back at sometime in the beginning of next year. but thank you very much and let me say 2020 has not been a good year for many countries so while we have true. bad news for this year. and you send 95000 better to say i think you meant 95000000 yes i did have the direction i would not if i felt i knew what a drug will. be limited. access or something anyway. we had a mistake that's oil consumption or your demand for oil is going to come back and i think that the we have seen the. list so

a little began in june 27th teen saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt sever ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and air blockade doha then called on the international civil aviation organization to declare the air book aid illegal but the blockade in countries challenge that move suggesting the un agency didn't have the jurisdiction to handle the dispute in 2018 the agency rejected that claim insisting that it does have jurisdiction that was a move in qatar as favor locating countries then turned to the international court of justice asking it to reexamine the issue of jurisdiction it's now ruled in qatar's favor once again it paves the way for doha to possibly sue the blockading countries for compensation or find other ways to end the air blockade saudi arabia the u.a.e. buck rein and egypt accuse qatar is government of supporting terrorism allegations without evidence that doha a strongly denied the air restrictions imposed 3 years ago affected several major flight routes the pos through the airspace over the blockading nations an

it's almost like 20 percent religious tourism is what kind of hit do you think saudi arabia is taking this year by people not being able to go to the lodge and what's the impact of that joseph. i mean i've only read numbers on this only columnists but the numbers that i've seen. so aren't 7 percent some people say that overall a lack of jovovich this year is going to have a drastic impact on their economy and then you combine that with depressed oil prices and that is not a very good picture for for saudi arabia unfortunately but hopefully this will come back and i would actually imagine that one of the things that will happen is that next year there will 'd be a flood of people trying to go on the mind of the original owner up and they want how they want to restrict i mean they always have a problem with this but there will be many people trying to get want to again next year and show up. yes she was some people question saudis decision to shut it down or at least that the decision should exist solely to the powers of saudi arabia rather than the larger islamic world in fact we go to

i'm finally on my way to saudi arabia. but just as relieving news breaks i decided journalist who walked into the saudi embassy in turkey and never came out and. it's an interesting title change he allowed to go if they could have said no. i don't wear a headscarf back home amount to me to put on for me down. the braces and that can happen really you know. now i have to find out if i can move back to my birth country. you know now. i'm entering saudi jess the director of the film. is 2 women we hope to see things that a male korean might not be able to. not to mention the inside of man's house. oh oh oh oh oh please please please me and. my cousin not just man meets us. and then with. a minute because it's such a. last week that. the fight the fight for our. even my. mother the fact that what you're hearing. about you. and not is like everyone's talking about the same you know whatever no not really. i'm going to be living here with a laugh. a mother to mr and that's back. to i refer to them all as i'm new to the arabic for

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getting saudi's to do tourist things in saudi arabia. that will prove difficult in a domestic economy hit hard by coronavirus and decline in oil prices. i am not sure where he is going to get the money to continue to pursue this pivot. i would not be surprised if we see things fallout. vonnie: interesting. thank you very much. a check on the first word headlines. mark: the trump administration has reversed itself on visas after a high-profile fight with harvard, m.i.t. and other schools. the government originally required international students take one class on campus. many colleges are preparing online instruction only. next step for the experimental vaccine, a much larger late stage trial this month. antibody toproduced coronavirus for the first time, increasing hopes a vaccine could be brought to market quickly. ruth bader ginsburg is in the hospital, being treated for possible infection. she is a four-time cancer survivor. she was appointed to the court, 1993. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on @quicktake from bloomberg, pow

i'm finally on my way to saudi arabia. which is relieving news breaks about a society journalist who walked into the saudi embassy in turkey and never came out and. it's an interesting time to see be allowed to go if they could have said no. i don't wear a headscarf back home but my aunt told me to put it on for me. the greatest thing that can happen really you know. now i have to find out if i can move back to my birth country. or you know now. i'm entering saudi jess the director of the film. is 2 women we hope to see things that a male korean might not be able to. not to mention the inside of man types. oh oh oh no please please me. and. my cousin not just man meets us. and then with that. comment because it's such a. scene. i must i must say we did it. and who despite having had the 5 hour. reason my. mother the fact that what you hear here you can see if that's true. or not it's like everyone's talking about it isn't the same you know whatever no not really we're. going to be living here with a laugh. a mother to and t

has added charges against 2 former to us employees and a 3rd person accused of spying for saudi arabiathe 3 men were originally charged with accessing the private information of woman $6020.00 uses including prominent critics of the saudi royal family they're now facing 7 offenses instead of 2 including wire fraud and money laundering. says it's perplexed that saudi arabia is appealing against a ruling by the world trade organization which found the kingdom supports part broadcast of be out too and initially saudi arabia claimed it was vindicated by the w 2 year but says the decision to appeal shows saudi now understands it lost the case has been accused of stealing content from castle base to be in sports including english premier league football matches the premier league is weighing up a saudi led takeover bid for the newcastle united club the opposition leaders in mali threatening a 2nd phase of civil disobedience if the president doesn't step down they say they'll be more protests after the muslim festival of president abraham is accused of corruption mismanaging the economy and f

only $1000.00 people will be allowed to perform hajj all of them either nationals or residents of saudi arabia the annual pilgrimage is a huge source of revenue for the saudi government although there is little transparency from riyadh on how much exactly it brings in estimates put the figure in the billions of dollars. losing out on that as well as all the money from those who would usually perform the smaller pilgrimage of during the rest of the year is a big setback i think it's very significant because saudi arabia standing and influence in the islamic world is mainly it arrived from 2 factors that guest one is the horse and the cost to avoid him was and the organizer of the mosque in washington ritual and religious ritual is i'll just. 2020 has already been a tough year for the kingdom with oil prices reaching an all time low after a trade war with russia that saw the price of a barrel go as low as 27 dollars to make things even worse the covert 1000 pandemic has increased economic pressure on saudi arabia even more forcing the government to increase taxes and reduce salaries while many a

saudi arabia the u.a.e. buckley and egypt severed ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and air blockade doha then called on the international civil aviation organization to declare the air blockade illegal but the blockade in countries challenge that moves suggesting the un agency didn't have jurisdiction to handle the dispute but in 2018 the agency rejected that claim insisting that it does have jurisdiction move in qatar as favor the blockading countries then turned to the international court of justice asking it to reexamine the issue of jurisdiction it's now ruled in qatar's favor once again it paves the way for doha to possibly sue the blockading countries for compensation or find other ways to end the air blockade. saudi arabia the u.a.e. and egypt accuse qatar as government of supporting terrorism allegations without evidence that doha has strongly denied every strictures imposed 3 years ago affected several major flight routes the pos through the airspace of the blockade in nations that force qatar

for the 1st time in recent history saudi arabia for headbutt overseas visitors from performing the hutch cover match. as good 19 continues to disrupt people's lives we look at this decision and the impact on the saudi economy hodge 2020 on al-jazeera. as a weapon of war leaves the very deepest scars. scars so wrong that the victims men and women can barely talk about it. they are the only witnesses who can help bring about justice al-jazeera follows human rights campaigners in libya investigating since the 2011 revolution. libya unspeakable crime on al-jazeera. and again you're watching al-jazeera remind our top stories this hour and the united states is another thing to draw all of $12000.00 troops from germany nearly half will be repositioned to other locations in europe officials say the move will cost billions of dollars and will take years to complete. after being virus free for months vietnam is bracing for a wave of covert 19 infections dozens of cases have been reported in the central city of the night meanwhile hong kong's leader kerry land says its hospital system could face co

says it's happy to resume arms sales to saudi arabia despite claims that weapons have killed many civilians in the war in the other. a very warm welcome to you watching r.t. international with me nick aaron great to have you with us. in the u.k. a man has discovered he has advanced cancer after finally getting the scan that had been postponed because of the coronavirus 27 year old show when hall went to the doctors with severe pelvic pain in march he was given painkillers but they eventually stopped working he repeatedly requested a scan but only got one in june which revealed a large tumor we spoke to him about his situation. i bake for scans every single time i went there they to me that deja qubit 19 it's a delay when m.r.i.'s and c.t. scans and so early june my flitting visit to the hospital a doctor. looked at my notes and said hey you've been you've been her so much times it's got to be something wrong with you. i'm going to schedule you m.r.i. some more i was a little bit hurt that he told me trying always he could schedule me a m.r.i. but i begged him is 3 months to get an m.r.i. or

saudi arabia. and i also think it makes a complete joke out of the announcement on monday by the foreign office that the government was going to take the question of human rights more seriously and saudi arabia is and is one of the countries in the world which is mostly violating human rights both domestically and in terms of its 'd involvement in this war so it's it's a shocking decision and it's one that really needs to be challenged to really needs to be overturned urgently. after a month of anti-racist protests and demonstrations against the police in the us the country is starting to see a spike in violent crimes caleb morgan has been looking into whether that is the correct. america is getting more violent the murder rate has increased by 16 percent and it's rising this recent june there were $205.00 shootings in new york city making it the most deadly june in almost a quarter of a century other cities like chicago atlanta and philadelphia have seen a surge in violence. let him go to let him

only $1000.00 people will be allowed to perform hajj all of them either nationals or residents of saudi arabia the annual pilgrimage is a huge source of revenue for the saudi government although there is little transparency from riyadh on how much exactly it brings in estimates put the figure in the billions of dollars. losing out on that as well as all the money from those who would usually perform the smaller pilgrimage of during the rest of the year is a big setback i think it's very significant because saudi arabia standing and influence in the islamic world is mainly died from 2 factors that guest one is the horse and because the dual in laws and the organizer of the mosque in washington ritual and it is just a joining us alan just as. 2020 has already been a tough year for the kingdom with oil prices reaching an all time low after a trade war with russia that saw the price of a barrel go as low as 27 dollars to make things even worse the covert 1000 pandemic has increased economic pressure on saudi arabia even more forcing the government to increase taxes and reduce salaries while many a

and saudi arabia and really blaming them. for blocking if you will for undermining trump's effort to resolve the gulf crisis so from the fox news little before at the end which by the way even talked about the civil aviation aspect of it saying that qatar pays according to fox news $133000000.00 a year to iran in order to get this access to its airspace anyway it just we have this understanding now in washington that the u.a.e. is and so and so in the arabian bahrain we're walking a significant to the gulf crisis line but apparently washington wants washington needs wants and did insist on but they usually answer if you're going to continue to undermine american diplomacy and gulf unity because it's insists on imposing its on dictates against which have for the last 3 years failed and apparently would continue to fear judging from today's hulet. briefly marwan they've been reports that is to us the iraqis in particular who've been blocking f. a c. this crisis be solved why is that. you know i've always had this very cliche th

i'm finally on my way to saudi arabia. which is relieving news breaks about a society journalist who walked into the saudi embassy in turkey and never came out . that's an interesting title change be allowed to go because they could have said no. i don't wear a headscarf back home but my aunt told me to put it on for me that. the greatest thing that can happen really you know. now i have to find out if i can move back to my birth country. and you know now. i'm entering saudi jess the director of the film. these 2 women we hope to see things that a male crew might not be able to. not to mention inside of man's house. oh i'm coming from the city police. and. my cousin not just man meets us. and then with my last. comment because it's such a. blast we did it. and who despite having had the 5 hours i did. these in my book that one other fact that you get what you're hearing. that you. are not it's like everyone's talking about it in the same you know what i don't know not really i mean. i'm going to be living here within the la

the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united. the court also ruled that the international civil aviation organization the kerio has jurisdiction in the case filed a complaint at the council in 2017 saying saudi arabia bahrain egypt and the u.a.e. violated the 94 to 40 cargo convention dealing with free passage of passenger planes through foreign airspace parties now have to go back to the council now that the council decision has been affirmed the go back to the council and continue the case and that's when we get to the real heart of the matter the real issues about have the. services been interrupted. not only did the 4 countries impose an air blockade on cathay 3 years ago but they also stopped all traffic over sea and over land this left qatari aircraft having to make detours to fly in and out of the last year the i.c.j. also ruled in favor of kata saying the u.a.e. was guilty of racial discrimination by expelling qatari citizens and separating families there are certain sanctions that the council me grant the state of qatar

interesting enough if you look at the number of the some of the names that is being targeted in saudi arabia is what you've got a comment has son mohammad al asiri who help the position of deputy head of saudi intelligence saudi khatami who was the advisor to the crown prince and also as well the forensic dr solomon. the list that goes on and of course did indicate say this is what they were starting off with and they're also looking at expanding this little by adding other issues such as corruption for example drop zone you're going to go reporting for us live from london sonia thanks very much indeed still ahead on al-jazeera the decision by the u.s. supreme court that could have implications for november's presidential election. we'll look at how sweden's are but farming operation is growing from strength to strength. the seasonal rains are nigh particularly heavy and deadly that's particularly true in japan in the last 2 or 3 days enough rain has a form in q shoot for at least one of the burst its banks thought is the result people still being well looked for to be honest and they were t

it began in 2017, when saudi arabia, the uae, bahrain, and egypt severed ties with qatar and imposed land, sea, and air blockade. they accused the government of supporting terrorism, allegations doha has strongly denied. on thealled international aviation civilization to declare the air blockade illegal. a blockading country said the u.n. agency didn't have jurisdiction to handle the dispute. in 2018 the agency rejected that claim, insisting it had jurisdiction, a moving qatar's favor. the blockading countries asked the international court of justice to reexamine the issue of jurisdiction. that has now ruled in qatar's favor once again. it paves the way for doha to sue and find othern ways to end their blockade. it was a complicated case, and covid-19 restrictions did not make it any easier. . only a few representatives of each country were allowed inside the court building known as the peace palace. the ruling by the president of the international court of justice did not leave any doubt. , one unanimous, being brought by the kingdom up a rain, the republic of egypt, the kingdom of

crime not everyone is indicted but a few are indicted a few more than they were indicted in in saudi arabia so for the 1st time over the last year and i have seen talked about 2018 this is a 1st time that the g d short of systemic ease finally confronting its response abilities and ease speaking to general care shogi and to ease murder and to the weaknesses and to the victims in a way that is internationally recognizable ease the power of the law it is the power of the court kimi titian. tricks but e's a powerful space on e t's a powerful message and we cannot under plead and we should not underestimate. how much ground it will. look he was not mentioned today by name was mentioned. in in in. tangential fashion. so mohammed bin salman as we know as not been indicted is not part of the indictment. i have not spoken we support secure so i do not know the reason as to why he was not indicted is it because of immunity as requires the head of state are easy because they did not have enough evidence pointing to his responsibilities i wish to remind us all that so far the one country that has clai

saudi arabia. still trying to force through a takeover of english football club newcastle united but it's just cancelled one of the premier league's biggest broadcast partners it's probably ending the license of cutters be in sports in the kingdom be in is the main rights holder in the region but has been barred from broadcasting in saudi arabia since the 2017 blockade saudi arabia has also backs the pirates broadcaster b. out q which is being stealing copyrighted content from the sports well beyond sports is released this statement in response which says the decision was reached through legal proceedings that violated be ins to process rights in sports also questions how saudi citizens can watch premier league matches legally in saudi arabia with this ban on the premier league's license broadcast. about the trouble ministration has reversed its policy to revoke visas from international students if the school's hold classes exclusively online because of coronavirus the decision follows 8 federal la

accusing is saudi arabia and even the top officials of saudi arabia now that political voice is a little bit down because there is a judiciary process underway which turkish officials and the rights groups say here believe that at least it's going to be a way to seek justice for jamal put your chair and yet to muckleshoot you're being a good journalist of course there is always an attention from press this by its thinking that this this trial may it may take even the years. for the court in istanbul we will have more coverage on this news out to come over. the trial of the 28 saudi nationals accused of killing jamal. also coming up fear in this program the french prime minister resigns paving the way for a cabinet reshuffle we'll take you live to paris on that one also the price of food in lebanon it's jumped by as much as $0.18 look at why that's happening. and in sports we will hear it was one of the balls best young players has to say about the n.b.a. leads return to us. right now though england is taking another step back towards normality on saturday with head dresses cafes and hope

oil facility just across the border the movies claim this is all part of a major new offensive saudi arabia hasn't said whether anyone was killed or injured in the attacks however the saudi u.a.e. coalition in yemen announced it intercepted 4 missiles and 6 explosive drones over nice. what we saw different about is the european ighly up with high position ballistic missiles not disclosed before and large numbers of drones or armed forces destroyed warplanes and pilot barracks and their defense patriot system and jaime some shoot other military positions in a zone in a draw were destroyed also the joint oil installation in the industrial area of design was targeted targets were hit with high position our armed forces successfully targeted the todo military campaign matter problems were saudi officials were meeting as a result dozens were killed and injured well there's been another record daily rise in the number of corona virus cases around the world 230000 people have tested positive just in the last 24 hours and india has reported a surge in cases for the 6th consecutive day it had nearly

bahrain and egypt imposed a blockade on qatar saudi arabia has also backed the pirate bull cross to be out q which has been stealing copyrighted content from b. in sports the premier league is yet to decide whether to allow the saudi backed takeover of new cost. robin sports has released this statement in response citing this decision was advised that through sham legal proceedings that repeatedly violated bins jew process rights at every turn we would also question as we have for 3 years how saudi citizens can watch premier league matches legally in saudi arabia with this permanent ban on the premier league's licensed broadcaster. well manchester city's european ban being overturned has prompted some strong words from one of the team manages the cop says it's bad for football and tottenham is jos a new arena has called it a disgraceful decision on monday the court of arbitration for sport reversed a 2 year suspension imposed on city by your wife says he had originally been found guilty of breaking financial fair play evils castle that city should only $11000000.00 for not cooperating

saudi arabia is one of our key strategic partners. the northwest and bae systems. i was getting worried about the opposition approach to this because i'm going to quote now, "we have a brilliant arms industry and the united kingdom and i have no problem with arms sales to other industries, as long as they are properly controlled. " i would agree with that, that is actually the labour shadow spokesman on a similar question on friday. the government of saudi arabia as is well documented, are indiscriminate in their use of the death penalty, including against minors. in recent years, they have detained without trial, members of their own royal family, just recently, they were found at the wto, found that they were responsible for piracy throughout the bio company. what makes the minister thinks that that is a government that will have any regard for the rules of international law? a day after the government finally held saudi arabia accountable for the murder of jamal khashoggi there's the discussion of arms sales for the war in yemen. a

well in some ways it is because as you say saudi arabia is a big customer an important trading partner you know those areas and then some particular security agreements lots and lots of reasons why the saudis. would want to keep good relations with the saudis so in that sense it's it is a bit of a surprise however if you are going to have dominick rob says go out to the people with blood in their ands and as part of your global britain policy stand up for human rights across the world it will be hard to ignore saudi arabia which has an atrocious human rights record so a bit of a surprise yes what will be interesting will be to see how hard and how far up the chain britain is prepared to go in terms of the sanctions they would impose on saudi nationals. what do you think the reaction is going to be because we are talking about countries which have significant financial investments in the u.k. particularly of course saudi arabia russia but also one assumes north korea to some degree as well now you know it and russian north korea are kind of the low hanging fruit aren't they because brit